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Yes but the end of the fingerboard it looks a bit bent

Hey I have a question, is the sustainiac pickup noisless? I feel like mine was noisless but im not shure, I tried a battery mod and I may have fried something now it is noisi with distortion compared to my bridge...

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Another great video! Highly informative, and very nice work! The one issue I can see when building this setup, is that if you have any issues with your volume or tone pot, you have to dig under all the sustainiac wiring. But hopefully that's a non issue for a while. Thanks for all the videos and work you show us!!

Speed bumps! Dang that's crazy. Another great video, and awesome cat, love it! Looks a lot like my cat who passed back in May, he was 19.

Nice cat!

Nice work! Adam did a lot of work on my ‘74 Strat. Well pleased with what he did for me. Very knowledgeable and a great guy. Cute kitty kat too.

That's pretty sad, it's a really nice guitar. They did a partial and used the wrong fret wire. And the fret ends are pretty buggered. I do fret work a lot like you, I swear by long straight edges, I rarely use a rocker. Nice work, that guitar is a keeper.

Another amazing job Adam. Thanks for sharing!

Excellent video! It comes at the right time. Question did you have to make adjustments on the sustainiac pre-amp? I have a Schecter with a sustainiac. I sent it out to have some work done on it. But when I got the guitar back the response of the sustainiac was not the same. It seem to be loader then what it was and over powered the note when I played it. I searched the internet and found the manuel for my guitar. there are 3 small knobs where can make adjustments on the sustaniac board . I am hoping to get it back to the factory default. It also states in the manuel that the pick up hight adjustment also plays apart in the sustainiac response. I may be interested in some work from you :)

Looked this up to see if I could DIY it… I’m so in over my head

That was great!. Nice work

As a luthier and a cat owner, i say: just subscribed!!!!

Exceptional work! Also, big fan of the Sustainiac here. Like any tool, they can be overused (just like the whammy bar), but with proper judgment, they're amazing.

How much do you charge for a job like that?

Another great video Adam. Love your fret clamp. Beautiful old Gibson!

With a recessed FR, is it possible to raise the bridge a bit so my picking hand rests more similar to a traditional Strat tremolo?

Are those the original foam cutters or did you order the ones they sell specifically for guitar repairs, now?

I just put the old nut back on my guitar to try and isolate a ringing issue. I didn't realize how much I was compensating for it being too low by raising the ABR1. When I put the new nut back on, it was very apparent. Now sure how I missed it before now. I dropped the bridge by 1/8"(3.1mm) or more. It's surprising just how high it was in order to compensate for low Slots.

Wow! Nice guitar!

Excellent work on this, Adam! It is really cool to see the process of your craftsmanship, especially on my own guitar. There is no doubt in my mind that this plays and sounds even better now than when it left Kalamazoo 50+ years ago!

Dove is my absolute fav line of guitars from Gibson. Recently I checked out one of the newer (2023) builds and it sounded OK but older models do sound better. Anyway, awesome job fixing it up! Looks and sounds great. PS: you have the best intro on YT, Adam! Hehe

R.D.J. repair and restore guitars now ?????

Nice repair. That color did match pretty darn well. If the break had not already been epoxied before. Would you still have gone with epoxy yourself? Or would you have opted for a Titebond style glue?

Great work. BTW, I just noticed, I think you and I both have the same workbench carpet.

Great repair. Congrats and thanks for the video.

I want to see more of the cat!

The cat's playing reminds me of Thelonious Monk.

Nice work...rang my bell

Nicely done, very informative

Great work!!!

Nice work. Some odd editing repeats around minute 11.

Amazing work Adam!

Hey!!! put the cat back on!!! 😁

Can you also fix autism

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Thanks for making this video, this is fantastic! Where did you get the tools used to get the electronics back into place?

Nice job Millhouse I like the use of CA glue in the repair

best acoustic money can buy cheers!

In my case the jack plate fell out b/c the bolt was so loose. I got it tightened back on, but I'm noticing the washer mine has is not a lock washer. This electro socket looks so much better as far as stability. I don't know why Fender wouldn't just use those.

Thanks for this helpful video. One question, (at 3:05 min) where do you get that cool jack holding tool?

Really nice job on this guitar. I think 1985 was the first year Martin used an adjustable truss rod. I think this is actually a HD 35, since it has a three piece back.

Nice job. We are doing a build with a Sustainiac setup right now and this video is helpful, thanks!

I would get this guy to work on my guitar. If you want it done right and not half ass.

Did you get that decal through Taylor? Thanks

Thank you for the video! What drill bit size did you use to drill the rod stud holes?

The best part for me: the Dremel as a router with the template 👍👍👍. If had known this before I could have saved the money for an extra router fiddling around without a template...

Спасибо большое Thanks a lot

Some questions, what is on the frets that is sizzling with the heat, and what kind of glue is that. Also is it normal to use that much of it?

This is my guitar and Adam did a fantastic job with the new pickguard, along with installing new pickups and electronics and setting the guitar up very well. Highly recommended!